Receivership (court-appointed)section 243(1) of the Bankruptcy and Insolvency Act, and sections 13(2) of the Judicature Act and 65(7) of the Personal Property Security Act
Jay's Metal Products Ltd., together with Jay's Metal Structural Ltd., Jay's Metal Steel Framing Ltd. and Jay's Metal Edmonton Ltd., has been placed in receivership by order of the Court of King's Bench of Alberta pronounced August 20, 2026. Royal Bank of Canada brought the application under section 243(1) of the Bankruptcy and Insolvency Act, section 13(2) of the Judicature Act and section 65(7) of the Personal Property Security Act. BDO Canada Limited was appointed receiver and manager of the four Alberta companies. The proceeding is active and carries court file number 2601-14248.
Fourth Report, not a financial update, addressed continuing non-compliance with the Order Declaring Non-Compliance over books, bank records, asset and inventory lists and devices, and sought further relief.
Third Report set out Management's incomplete compliance with court orders, unlocated computers and assets, pre-receivership insider payments to Mr. Bajwa of roughly $610,300, and uninvestigated allegations of diversion to 'The Metal Group'.
Second Report recorded operations ceased, management's representation that all four companies wound down approximately a month before the receivership, Jay's Products since assigned into bankruptcy with BDO as trustee, and Royal Bank of Canada secured for approximately $4,893,619.
Royal Bank of Canada sought and obtained the appointment order under section 243(1) of the Bankruptcy and Insolvency Act, section 13(2) of the Judicature Act and section 65(7) of the Personal Property Security Act.
Court granted Royal Bank of Canada's application, appointing BDO Canada Limited receiver and manager of the four Jay's Metal companies and commencing the receivership.
BDO's Fourth Report lists about $610,300 paid from Jay's Metal Products to or for Jagjit Bajwa between August 5 and 21, including a $148,500 cheque that cleared the day after the receivership order. He testified the transfers repaid his shareholder loan, and BDO no longer seeks a contempt declaration at the October 15 hearing.
On September 18 Justice Marion declared that the four Jay's Metal companies and their two directors had "substantially failed" to comply with a records order their counsel had agreed to, gave them until 4 p.m. on September 23 to finish it, set a September 24 hearing at which they must show cause why they should not be held in contempt, and let BDO, now also trustee of the bankrupt Jay's Metal Products Ltd., examine both men under oath.
Two weeks after BDO was appointed over four Calgary metal fabricators on RBC's $4.9 million claim, the receiver told the Court of King's Bench it had found no computers, no inventory listing, two leased premises it had not been told about, and a landlord who contradicted what the principal had said about them — and asked Justice Marion to compel compliance and award costs against two directors personally.
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Jay's Metal Products Ltd., Jay's Metal Structural Ltd., Jay's Metal Steel Framing Ltd. and Jay's Metal Edmonton Ltd.
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Royal Bank of Canada · in 584 casesRegistered interest in all after-acquired and personal property, registered October 6, 2020 — Amount stated as approximate ('approximately $4,893,619') per Starenky Affidavit — debtor: Jay's Metal Products Ltd., Jay's Metal Structural Ltd., Jay's Metal Steel Framing Ltd., Jay's Metal Edmonton Ltd.
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Third Report of the Receiver, dated September 23, 2026
Operational summaryThe report is not a financial update; it covers Management's non-compliance with the Order Declaring Non-Compliance (books and records, bank records, asset and inventory lists, and devices) and seeks further relief. The Receiver also reports unverified allegations that assets, inventory and business opportunities may have been moved to a new venture.
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Second Report of the Receiver, dated September 17, 2026
Operational summaryJay's Metal's operations have ceased; Management represented that all Companies were non-operational and had wound down approximately a month before the receivership, and Jay's Products has since been assigned into bankruptcy with BDO appointed trustee.
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CiteProceedings., “Jay's Metal Products Ltd., Jay's Metal Structural Ltd., Jay's Metal Steel Framing Ltd. and Jay's Metal Edmonton Ltd.” (Receivership (court-appointed)), Court of King's Bench of Alberta. Retrieved 4 November 2026, https://proceedings.ca/case/jay-s-metal-products-ltd-jay-s-metal-structural-ltd-jay-s-metal-steel-framing-lt
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